PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2129, 20 December 1880, Page 2

PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS.

ST. LUKE’S DAY SCHOOL. The half-yearly examination of this school terminated on Friday last. Before “breaking up,” (in the unavoidable absence of Mn Lingard) the prizes were distributed by the Yery Eer. the Dean, as follows: Upper School, boys. Division I—let, E. Hill; 2nd, E. Ward ; commended, H. Chiverson. Division ll—lst, H. Homeman; 2nd, H. Seymour; 3rd, W. Pearce; commended, E. Blanchard. Division Hl—lst, F, M’William; 2nd, W. Irens. GIRLS, 1 Division H— Mary Pollan and Ellen Grand, equal. Division Hl—lst, Kate Irene; 2nd, Emily Brien; special prize for good conduct, Waites Pearce. Sewing prizes (contributed by Mrs Lingard and another lady)—lst, Ellen Grand; 11, Maggie Fnllan; 3rd, Minnie Blanchard; 4th, Mabel Blanchard. Presentation of lower school prizes will be held over until the beginning of next term. After a few appropriate remarks from the Dean, and from other gentlemen present, a hymn was sang, and the children were dismissed in excellent order. EANGIOEA SCHOOLS. The distribution of prizes to the scholars attending these schools, nnder the tuition of Mr and Mrs J. G. L. Scott and Mias Kitchen man, took place yesterday at 5 p.m. The rewards, including a Luge number of handsomely bound books, were gives to the children by Mr A. H. Cunningham, chairman of committee, in presence of a number of friends and parents, with a few words of advice and encouragement to each recipient. The following is the prize list Standard V.—Geography, history, arithmetic. Elizabeth Best; history Jessie J. hnston ; horn* lessons and grammar, Hilda Hurrell; grammar, Henry Wilson, 4th prize; arithmetic, W. Dn Moulin, 3rd prize; spelling, Jane Barlow ; writing, Arthur Barlow and El za Hnnnibell, equal. Standard IV.—Geography and home lessons, William Smith ; history, Lucy Smith; grammar, Sidney Best; | arithmetic, Stephen Keele; reading and recitation, John Dolamore; writing, William Noble; spelling, William Gaddis; home lessons, Mary Johnston, 4th prize ; general improvement, Frank Leech. Standard HI., Upper Division—Arithmetic, geography, history, writing, and home lessons, A. Hunnibell; writing, 2nd prize, Frank Cunningham ; reading and recitation, Isabella Howie: geography, 2nd prize, John Payne: history, 3rd Seize, William Stephens ; grammar, Ernest Clarke; ome lessons, 2nd prize, Amy Siddons. Lower Division—Geography, history, and home lessons, Sidney Thomas; spelling. Alexander Strong; . arithmetic, Alfred Taylor; home lessons, 2nd prize, George Bartrmn; writing, Edwin Kerris ; general improvement, Frances Evans. Standard 11., Upper Division—Writing, John Boyd; spelling, Michael Lnoy; arithmetic, Jessie Young; reading. Charles Cunningham ; general improvement, Ellen Taafa. Lower Division—Writing, Margaret Watson; spelling, Blundell Strong; arithmetic, Hamnel Mardon ; reading, Janet Howie. Standard I.—Writing, Philip Pentecost; spelling, Agnes Young; arithmetic, Arabella Anderson ; reading, Amelia Hills ; homo lessons, William Nicholas. General Prizes—Good conduct, Sidney Best, Annie "Wycherley, Ellen McDonald, Eva Wilson, Jane Keir, Ella Eohilliard; regular attendance, first class certificate, with awards, Lucy Smith, Mary Johnston, William Stephens ; second class certificate, with rewards, Minnie Ogden, Sidney Best. Sewing—Elizabeth Best, Esther Hills, Emily Hills, Eachel Pentecost, Florence Carpenter, Maude Stephens.